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Sure-
footedness is the ability,
especially when
hiking or
mountain climbing, to
navigate difficult or
rough terrain safely. Such
situations place demands...
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Suganth stated that "As for
Dhruv Vikram, he is
rawer here,
looking sure-
footed in some
scenes and like a
novice in some".
Dhruv acted alongside his...
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temple while asleep in her tent. The
Hebrew ya'el
means ibex, a nimble,
sure-
footed mountain goat
native to that region. As of 2018, Yael was one of the...
- 9, 2016. Chaney, Jen (February 4, 2011). "Timothy Olyphant's oeuvre:
Sure-
footed,
fearless and righteous". The
Washington Post.
Retrieved May 9, 2016...
- cloven-
footed mammal that is
endemic to the
remote and
rugged mountainous areas of
western North America. A
subalpine to
truly alpine species, it is a
sure-footed...
- of heights, body
patterns and colours. They are
usually well-muscled,
sure-
footed and tough.
Horses were
first reported in the
Kaimanawa Range in 1876...
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structures the
narrative around the
family at its
heart is
virtuosic and
sure-
footed,
evidence of a
writer at the
height of his
power deftly shifting perspectives...
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horses developed from this
cross were
known for
their smoothness and
sure-
footedness over poor terrain.: 358–9 The
English horses which contributed to...
- wine and ****es. This use
developed a powerful, long, deep-barreled and
sure-
footed draught horse as an
adaptation to the
alpine terrain. The use of Noriker...
- fury, and movement, this one is more evolved, more confident, more
sure-
footed in the way it
marries minimal character development to
seamless action...
